Support Multiple Aggregation Dimensions about quick-pivot

[jrweinb]

@pat310 - I got this working, but I need to do a lot of refactoring and test writing before I would submit a PR. It accepts an array of aggregationDimensions and create column headers for each aggregation under its parent. Below is a rendering of my pivot table, where the input array of aggDimensions is: ['value1', 'value2']

I am also going to work on different types of aggregations for each aggregation dimension once this is complete. I will send another update when I have made more progress

[rmdort]

@jrweinb Looks really good. Any possibility of having this feature merged?

[pat310]

If a PR is made for it, I'll merge it in

[fmq]

@jrweinb I know it's old now but could you share your code for this? I have to code the same functionality and it would be great to have your code to Strat from

Thanks!

[pat310]

Most of the business logic is located in src/logic, so that's likely where you would poke around. Is it possible to do the configurable aggregators using the callback function? You have access to each of the aggregation fields in that callback function so you could configure any aggregations that you wanted

[jrweinb]

@pat310 Thanks for your input! So I am able to use the callback function to do exactly what you suggest, but the results are hard to understand when rendered without column headers (from a UX perspective). Its definitely a workable solution, but I would prefer to create a feature where you could give an array of aggregation dimensions and a flag to show/hide column headers for each aggregation.

I am currently working on adding the new columns in createColumnHeaders and I will see where that gets me.

[pat310]

Wow looks great so far!

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[rmdort]

@jrweinb Do you have fork of a working version that supports multiple agg? Care to share?

[lovelyelfpop]

@jrweinb Could you share your code, please? Thank you

[Gydunhn]

@jrweinb @fmq I have to code the same functionality too!, any news ? :)